Six Scots qualify for European Tour Q School Stage 2 (5 at Roxburghe, 1 in Germany)
By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Six Scots have advanced to Stage 2 of the European Tour Qualifying School from Stage 1 today.
At the Roxburghe Hotel course, Daniel Young, Liam Johnston (amateur), Ewen Ferguson, Craig Howie (amateur) and Ross Cameron, finished within the leading 20, and at Fleesensee Golf Club, Germany, amateur Craig Ross, the only Scot in the field, finished joint second.
Craigie Hill's Young finished third at the Roxburghe with rounds of 69, 73, 66 and 69 for a total of 11-under-par 277, seven behind winner Rasmus Hjelm (Denmark) and five behind runner-up Sam Hutsby (England).
Johnston (70-74-69-66) and former British boys' champion Ewen Ferguson (72-70-68-69) made it through in joint fourth place on 279.
Howie tied for eighth place with rounds of 73, 71, 70 and 67 for 281 while Peterhead's Ross Cameron qualified on the limit mark of 283 with scores of 70, 74, 71 and 68.
Paul McKechnie (Braid Hills) failed by one stroke alongwith Tom Higson (Gleneagles) on the 284 mark. A third-round 74 proved McKechnie's undoing while Higson never recovered from an opening 74.
Duddingston's John Gallagher, well placed with one round go, nosedived out of the qualification zone with a final score of 76 for 285.
ROXBURGHE HOTEL - Stage 1 eliminator
par 288 (4x72)
QUALIFIERS FOR STAGE 2
270 R Hjelm (Den) 66 68 70 66
272 S Hutsby (Eng) 70 67 65 70.
277 D Young (Sco) 69 73 66 69.
279 L Johnston (Sco) (am) 70 74 69 66, J Dick (Eng) 70 72 68 69, E Ferguson (Sco) 72 70 68 69.
OTHER SCOTTISH QUALIFIERS
281 C Howie (am) 73 71 70 67 (T8)
293 R Cameron 70 74 71 68 (T18)
SCOTS WHO FAILED
284 P McKechnie 68 72 74 70, T Higson 74 71 68 71 (T23)
285 L Allan 71 75 69 70, J Gallaghr 72 69 69, 76 (T27)
286 P Ferrier 71 72 71 72, S Jacklin 71 72 73 70, P McLean 74 68 75 69, C Robb 70 77 72 67 (T31)
291 J Ross 77 72 69 73 (T51)
FLEESENSEE, Germany - Stage 1 eliminator
SCOTTISH QUALIFIER FOR STAGE 2
279 C Ross (am) 69 75 68 67 (T2).
TO VIEW ALL THE FINAL TOTALS
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By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Six Scots have advanced to Stage 2 of the European Tour Qualifying School from Stage 1 today.
At the Roxburghe Hotel course, Daniel Young, Liam Johnston (amateur), Ewen Ferguson, Craig Howie (amateur) and Ross Cameron, finished within the leading 20, and at Fleesensee Golf Club, Germany, amateur Craig Ross, the only Scot in the field, finished joint second.
Craigie Hill's Young finished third at the Roxburghe with rounds of 69, 73, 66 and 69 for a total of 11-under-par 277, seven behind winner Rasmus Hjelm (Denmark) and five behind runner-up Sam Hutsby (England).
Johnston (70-74-69-66) and former British boys' champion Ewen Ferguson (72-70-68-69) made it through in joint fourth place on 279.
Howie tied for eighth place with rounds of 73, 71, 70 and 67 for 281 while Peterhead's Ross Cameron qualified on the limit mark of 283 with scores of 70, 74, 71 and 68.
Paul McKechnie (Braid Hills) failed by one stroke alongwith Tom Higson (Gleneagles) on the 284 mark. A third-round 74 proved McKechnie's undoing while Higson never recovered from an opening 74.
Duddingston's John Gallagher, well placed with one round go, nosedived out of the qualification zone with a final score of 76 for 285.
ROXBURGHE HOTEL - Stage 1 eliminator
par 288 (4x72)
QUALIFIERS FOR STAGE 2
270 R Hjelm (Den) 66 68 70 66
272 S Hutsby (Eng) 70 67 65 70.
277 D Young (Sco) 69 73 66 69.
279 L Johnston (Sco) (am) 70 74 69 66, J Dick (Eng) 70 72 68 69, E Ferguson (Sco) 72 70 68 69.
OTHER SCOTTISH QUALIFIERS
281 C Howie (am) 73 71 70 67 (T8)
293 R Cameron 70 74 71 68 (T18)
SCOTS WHO FAILED
284 P McKechnie 68 72 74 70, T Higson 74 71 68 71 (T23)
285 L Allan 71 75 69 70, J Gallaghr 72 69 69, 76 (T27)
286 P Ferrier 71 72 71 72, S Jacklin 71 72 73 70, P McLean 74 68 75 69, C Robb 70 77 72 67 (T31)
291 J Ross 77 72 69 73 (T51)
FLEESENSEE, Germany - Stage 1 eliminator
SCOTTISH QUALIFIER FOR STAGE 2
279 C Ross (am) 69 75 68 67 (T2).
TO VIEW ALL THE FINAL TOTALS
CLICK HERE
Labels: EUROPEAN TOUR Q SCHOOL
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